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Federal Way will hire more police officers to patrol the city. This week, the Federal Way Police Department was awarded a grant of $807,345 from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) program. The new grant will fill three positions that were originally frozen as a result of budget projections, bringing the total number of commissioned Federal Way police officers to 129. Coupled with a $1.03 million COPS grant in 2010, the money will help the police department fill a total of seven vacant officer positions. “This grant came at a very important time for us and enables us to continue our proactive community based policing program,� said Chief Brian Wilson in a prepared statement. The police department applied for the grant money, which covers an officer’s salary for three years. The grant also requires Federal Way to fund each position for an additional year. With the 2011 grant, for example, the department will fund three new officers through 2015. The department hopes to enroll these new hires into the police academy by the beginning of 2012, said spokeswoman Cathy Schrock. For more than a year, the police department has not filled officer vacancies [ more POLICE, page 2 ]
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with Sacajawea taking the leadership role in trying to help the Tacoma-area Last year, Sacajawea school close the achieveMiddle School was awarded ment gap. a $30,000 grant from the “Overall, we were asked state Office of the Superinto investigate and share tendent of Public Instruchow we closed the achievetion (OSPI) because of ment gap, and our plan its success in closing for continued work,� the achievement gap Landis said. “In EDUCATION essence, the end in recent years. The achievement outcome was to gap, which describes tell our story, our the disparity in acastory at Sacajawea, demic success between about what we’re doing students along racial and well and what our findings socioeconomic lines, has were.� been a major focus of eduLandis said those cators locally and nationinvolved with this grant wide. project decided to look At the Federal Way at Sacajawea’s core vision School Board meeting Sept. statement. 27, Sacajawea principal “Initially, we returned David Brower, and assistant to our core principles, our principal JoAnne Landis, essential questions. Our explained how that $30,000 Sacajawea vision statement: from the OSPI was spent to prepare our students for last year. success in high school and As part of the grant, beyond, and to be conSacajawea was coupled with tinually asking ourselves. Hudtloff Middle School in Where is the learning the Clover Park District, [ more SACAJAWEA, p. 6 ] BY GREG ALLMAIN
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Seahawks defensive tackle Brandon Mebane grants Federal Way fourth-grader’s wish Seahawks defensive tackle Brandon Mebane surprised Alex Bradshaw at a class party Tuesday at Nautilus Elementary School. As part of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Mebane purchased four season tickets for Alex and his family to attend every home game this season. The Federal Way fourthgrader had his colon removed after battling a life-threatening illness. Read more about Alex and Mebane’s meeting on page 10 in today’s Mirror. CASEY OLSON, The Mirror
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Reach Out raises money to open the first women’s winter shelter in S. King County forward. Six years ago, she founded the Veteran Community Network to help A brain injury from a men and women in similar Mack Truck accident led to situations reintegrate into Sheila Sebron becoming a civilian life and become homeless single mother of productive citizens. two children. “We built an infrastrucSebron had ture that can be an eight-year “The devastating used anywhere in career in the U.S. effects of the community,� Air Force before homelessness are said Sebron, who her medical greater for women also serves on the discharge. Long because we are the Governing Board an advocate for ones who have the of the Committee the homeless, to End Homelesschildren.� she suddenly saw Sheila Sebron ness. “It’s a system things from the that can be used other side. nationwide so a “I went from veteran can plug hospital bed to homeless,� in and get help in their own said Sebron, a Seattle resicommunity.� dent. “Even though I never Another goal of the Vetslept on the street, I had no eran Community Network control of my housing.� is to assist the first women’s Homelessness affects winter homeless shelter in women in a deeper way South King County. On that than it affects men, she said. note, Sebron will share her “We’re the nurturers. story Oct. 13 at a fundraiser There’s this biological thing for Reach Out Federal Way, about being able to nest, which hopes to open the having a place to go,� she shelter this winter. said, reflecting on her own “The thing I was most experience. “If I was in a drawn to about Reach Out stable marriage, I wouldn’t was the pulling together of have been homeless. The small community faithdevastating effects of based groups around a homelessness are greater cause and taking a shared for women because we responsibility for a small are the ones who have the population of people,� children. Not only do we she said. “I wanted to be a need shelters, but we need part of helping them be as to create that family type of successful as possible and structure.� helping women and their Sebron struggled to piece children have a better life.� together her life and move Reach Out already serves BY ANDY HOBBS
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Mayor’s food drive collects 9,000 pounds FROM STAFF REPORTS
More than 70 Federal Way volunteers joined together Sept. 24 to collect nearly 9,000 pounds of donated
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Reach Out Federal Way serves homeless men and women. Pictured are Reach Out volunteers participating in the 2010 Hoofing it for the Homeless fundraiser. FILE PHOTO dozens of homeless adults each winter in South King County. From November through the end of March, the non-profit organization provides a warm place to sleep, a hot dinner, a cold breakfast and sack lunch each day to homeless men. Reach Out teams up with Federal Way churches along with volunteers who donate thousands of dollars worth of time and money. Many of Reach Out’s homeless clients are eventually connected with jobs and housing.
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food for the hungry. The annual Mayor’s Day of Concern food drive collected food for the Multi-Service Center’s Federal Way Food Bank and the Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle-King County. Volunteers accepted donations at six participating grocery stores: Fred Meyer (Twin Lakes), Albertson’s, Safe-
Individual tickets are $25 each. Table sponsorships are available at $200 for eight people. Guest speakers include Megan Johnson and Bob Wroblewski, both Federal Way residents who have made significant contributions to helping the homeless. To learn more about Reach Out Federal Way, visit www.reachoutfederalway.org or contact Nancy Jaenicke at nancyjaenicke@earthlink.net or (253) 927-5548. t .PSF UIBO veterans live in Washington, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, with 55,700 of those being female. The State Department of Veterans Affairs reports that 33 percent of homeless adults are veterans.
way (S. 320th location), Top Foods, and both Wal-Mart locations (S. 314th and S. 348th). Shoppers also donated over $500 in cash to support the Federal Way Food Bank operated by the Multi-Service Center, one of the largest food banks in South King County. To donate, visit www.multi-servicecenter.com.
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Following is a sample from the Federal Way police log: t 4VJDJEBM QFSTPO At 10:34 p.m. Sept. 25 in the 34000 block of 1st Court SW, a husband reported that his wife had been making suicidal statements. According to the police report, the husband said his wife had grabbed a box cutter and jumped out a second story window and ran off. The husband indicated his wife had told him she sleeps in a nearby wooded area sometimes. Police performed a search of the area and were unable to locate the wife. t %SVOL BOE BOHSZ At 1:44 a.m. Sept. 25 in the 2000 block of SW Campus Drive, a victim reported that an intoxicated female had thrown a beer mug through his rear driver’s side window. The victim thought the suspect may have been associated with a vehicle nearby that was unattended. t 5FYU NFTTBHF QIJTIJOH At 5:41 p.m. Sept. 25 in the 2200 block of South Star Lake Road, a friend of a possible fraud victim contacted police. The friend said the victim had received a text message indicating their debit card was cancelled. The victim contacted the number and left a voicemail with sensitive personal information. According to the
[ 10-*$& from page 1] due to projected budget shortfalls. The department has scaled back the number of specialized positions, such as traffic enforcement and criminal intelligence, and assigned those officers to patrol the streets. Schrock said patrol operations are the police department’s top mission. The grant money will allow the department to re-establish those specialized positions once the new officers are trained and ready to patrol Federal Way’s streets, Schrock said.
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Contentious public comment period for school board from the teachers’ letters. ‘I labored over the decision to write this letter, as “The public comment I fear retaliation based on portion of the public meetwhat has happened to other ing is not the appropriate teachers and staff memprocedure for lodging a bers‌,â€? she said, before complaint or charge against Moore banged the gavel, a public officer or employee. bringing Mandeville to an Such complaints, pursuabrupt halt. ant to policy or procedure “I just want to warn you 43-12, must be submitted that‌it’s‌not the time in writing to the board because of personnel issues, president, where it will be for you to bring staff ’s speconsidered for an cific concerns before executive session this body at this item or referred to time,â€? Moore said. the superintendent “There is a process for investigation.â€? for that. And so if Those were the your letter is getting words Federal Way ready to go left, I Public Schools just want to warn Tony Moore board president you before it does Tony Moore found I will have to gavel himself speaking again dur- you down and your time ing the school board’s Sept. will end.â€? 27 meeting after parent Mandeville said she was Dara Mandeville attempted aware of the policy, and said to express concerns about she was not naming any TJ a perceived issue with the administration member professional climate at specifically. School board Thomas Jefferson High director Amye BronsonSchool (TJ). Doherty chimed in, saying Moore found himself that even if the names referring to that policy after are removed, there was a Mandeville attempted to level of specificity being read an anonymous letter expressed by Mandeville from a member of the TJ that went against the board teaching staff. Mandeville policy and state mandate. made it clear she was aware “This is a state mandated of the policy as she began thing, it’s not something we her remarks for the three did by the school board,â€? minutes commenters are al- Bronson-Doherty said. “It’s lowed during school board a human resources issue.â€? meetings. Effectively silenced, “Since that meeting, two Mandeville wondered weeks ago, I’ve received what the next step is for TJ 35 letters from TJ staff, parents. describing what I can only “Where do the parents portray to you as upsetting go now? I guess that is my and extremely disturbing,â€? question,â€? she asked. Mandeville opened. “I’ve Moore replied by referremoved specific names, ring to the above policy and replaced them with and the process outlined ‘The Administration,’ as I’m in it, with Mandeville sayall too aware of the rules ing she’s been snubbed in of this forum. These letters her attempts to direct the have been forwarded to the board’s attention to the school board, but I would perceived issues at TJ. like to take a moment to “There is a process for recap a few statements in it, you can submit, by way these letters that worry me of a letter to me,â€? Moore the most.â€? attempted to explain. Mandeville began to read “I have,â€? Mandeville one of the letters she had interjected. received in recent weeks. “I have not seen your “Number one: These are [ more BOARD page 12 ] BY GREG ALLMAIN
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Why traffic cameras are making money On the subject of traffic cameras, I was interested to read your recent article indicating that it was netting a whopping profit for the city of Federal Way. I was passing by Twin Lakes Elementary School a few months back, carefully observing my speed because I knew those pesky little cameras had a bead on me. When I saw the “Resume Normal
Hidden rewards of grant money Federal Way has roughly $700,000 to spend on job-generating projects, thanks to Community Development Block Grants. It will be money well-spent. Which of the five proposals for a chunk of that money will actually create the most jobs? The applicant with the largest request is Orion Industries. The Federal Way company specializes in aerospace products, including aircraft parts for Boeing. Orion also finds permanent jobs for people with disabilities or personal troubles. Orion is exploring opportunities with the Cascadia MedTech Association, whose main goal is to bring medical device businesses and their talent to Federal Way. Companies like Orion can benefit from manufacturing deals created by these medical device businesses. More manufacturing means more jobs. This column is not intended to dismiss the other proposals for city grant money. Indeed, applicants such as Dynamic Family Services, Highline Community College and the South Sound Regional Business Incubator play key roles in the region’s quality of life. However, the city must supplement the service economy — a hallmark of life in industrialized nations — with more manufacturing. We love our health care professionals and educators, but we cannot export a service with the same impact of exporting a product built in Federal Way. The more Federal Way exports, the more service jobs will grow to support those exporting businesses. And if there’s a “perfect storm” scenario for Federal Way’s economy, then Cascadia and Orion could find themselves in the eye of a welcome hurricane. Cascadia helps these medical device business-
es establish themselves from the get-go — ready to profit, reinvest and grow. If the idea pans out, and Cascadia can lure these businesses to build their medical devices in Federal Way, then that means more manufacturing and service jobs within the city’s borders. That means more employees living and shopping in Federal Way. That means everyone wins. Andy Hobbs
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Mental Illness Awareness Week is Oct. 2-8. As a member GUEST of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) South King County Affiliate, I would like to ask Federal Way Mirror readers what comes to mind when you think of an individual experiencing mental illness. What is your awareness of how they live out their lives? Of course, the media often portrays those with these disorders as dangerous potential or confirmed criminals. And so the media should in some cases. But my challenge to us all is to also reflect on the Research reveals that about vast majority of individuals one-half of with mental illness who walk all U.S. adults shoulder to shoulder with us will develop a day by day…and live out their lives as responsible and produc- mental illness during their tive citizens. Even I, as one who has stud- lifetime. ied mental illness for decades, was startled to discover a new statistic from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This research reveals that about one-half of all U.S. adults will develop a mental illness during their lifetime. In light of this reality, it seems fitting for us all to look around ourselves and be acutely aware of mental illness, for we are all very vulnerable to experience mental illness close to home — in ourselves and in our families and in our circles of friends. It then behooves us to respond with the utmost of compassion and concern. To assist us in awareness of mental illnesses, the NAMI South King County Affiliate works to meet the needs of patients who struggle with mental illness, as well as their families and friends, who live in the Federal Way community. With our services offered nearby in Kent, NAMI South King County Affiliate welcomes all Federal Way residents to avail themselves of our free services such as support groups for patients, families and friends; a phone help line; monthly presentations by community experts; and a monthly newsletter. In keeping with national NAMI goals, NAMI South King County Affiliate’s objectives include not only support and education, but also advocacy and research. In essence, NAMI efforts are focused on educating America about mental illness, offering resources to those in need, and insisting that mental illness become a high national priority.
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Thanks to a pair of grants from the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Way will put seven more police officers on the street. A press secretary for Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Washington) notified The Mirror about the most recent grant. The email announcement implied that Cantwell deserves credit for Federal Way’s fortune — even though the police department had to apply for the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant. “On June 22, 2011, Cantwell helped lead a letter signed by 27 Senators to the Senate committee with jurisdiction over COPS urging Committee leadership to adequately fund this program for the 2012 fiscal year,” according to Cantwell’s office. The entire announcement made it sound like Cantwell delivered $807,345 to Federal Way on a silver platter. However, both the Federal Way police chief and spokeswoman were unsure what Cantwell had to do with the grant. The chief instead praised Congressman Adam Smith (D-Washington) for supporting Federal Way police during his career in Washington, D.C. If the senator wants credit in this scenario, her office needs to convince Federal Way police, not the local media.
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Drugs, sex, alcohol and Group Health: Shame on you all This weekend I sprained my finger badly enough for it to swell up and turn all shades of purple, green and blue. I doubted it was broken, but my parents sched-
uled an appointment with Group Health to be on the safe side and to have it checked out. As I waited for the doctor to arrive, I was informed of Group Health’s latest rule: Patients under the age of 18 who are going to their appointment alone must have a signed parental note unless their appointment has to do with
drugs, sex or alcohol. There’s something really, really messed up with this picture. You’re telling me that I’m not allowed to go in alone for a sprained finger without my parent’s consent, yet if I’m having sex as a minor, using illegal drugs, or drinking underage, I can go in and they’ll never know? That’s exactly what they’re saying, and it disgusts me. I have no problem bringing in [ more LETTERS page 5 ]
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Update: Federal Way school construction projects continues to fine-tune the systems in the building.” gallmain@fedwaymirror.com Leland said the new building The culmination of time, is about 90 percent of where the money and effort is coming district had hoped it would be by together for a number of Federal this time of the year. He noted Way Public Schools construction there is still some significant work projects. going on, mostly in the areas of Completion is nearing on all as- the parent drop-off section and pects of Lakeland and Sunnythe regrading of 32nd Avcrest elementary schools, enue South. and work continues on “If you drive by, it’s SCHOOL the district’s Educational still a mess, the site work Service Center facility adis under way, they’re jacent to Celebration Park. lowering the street down Rod Leland, facility serby the 4 feet we required vices director, shared an update for improvement,” he said. “It’s on Lakeland Elementary, saying going smoothly, we had rain and some work still needs to be done, we survived. Road work on 32nd but that students and staff are enAvenue, which is what I think joying their new building during most people would recognize as construction. the street in front of the school, “This project is on a recovis scheduled to be completed ery schedule. We’ve authorized by mid-October. But we’re very overtime, with regular weekend optimistic that we might beat that work for the past three months,” by at least a week.” Leland said at the Federal Way As far as Sunnycrest is conSchool Board meeting Sept. 27. cerned, Leland said that the “Construction is on budget, the district “still has some fine tuning building has been occupied since to do,” but “we’re doing it.” its opening day. It has a certifiThe Educational Service Center, cate of occupancy, and the work the large facility being built near BY GREG ALLMAIN
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[ LETTERS from page 4] a note because my parents aren’t available to take me, and the only time I can come in is between school and work. That’s totally fair. The problem I have is that Group Health is encouraging and enabling teenagers who are breaking the law. Group Health should be cooperating with parents to help their children, not taking their place. By allowing teenagers to go behind their parents’ backs when they’re involved in illegal activity, Group Health is not only disrespecting the parents’ authority in their children’s lives, but being incredibly deceitful. If your son or daughter was having sex or smoking weed, wouldn’t you like to know? Or would you prefer your health care provider work on their problems and give them advice without your consent? And how is it that the teens who break the law, whether it be having sex with someone over 18, smoking pot or drinking, be protected by Group Health under confidentiality — but someone who simply needs her finger X-rayed can’t get in without a note? As a teenager who has never smoked, snorted, chewed, drank or had sex, I’d like to know. All I ask is that Group Health stop putting a wedge
between parents and their children. Teenagers who are out there “living it up” need to be set straight by their mom and dad, not coddled by their health care providers. The repercussions of sex, drugs and alcohol in a young person’s life have an overwhelming tendency of being disastrous. Young women who once had goals and aspirations become single mothers and shoot down many possibilities in life. Kids do drugs and cut school. They drop out, they pull away from their families, and they never live up to their full potential. They also get addicted to alcohol, which can have a severe impact on anyone. Just ask me. I’ve lost two family members to the substance so far, one who should have been my grandmother. My generation has seen divorce. They’ve lived in fatherless homes. They’ve been abused. They’ve not been loved. They turn to harmful behaviors because they feel like they have nowhere else to go. That high, that feeling they get when they do what they do, becomes what they live for, and it breaks my heart. If Group Health really wants to help teenagers, and I believe they do, maybe they should try bringing families together rather than separating them.
Abigail Dambacher, Federal Way
Celebration Park, is on time and on budget, Leland shared. The center includes ample parking, a big bus garage and a maintenance yard. Leland noted that the landscaping elements of the new facility will be installed in the next two weeks. He also shared that the central kitchen facility will be ready for bidding soon. “The construction documents for the replacement of the central kitchen are ready to go to bid. We’re proposing an Oct. 11 release of those documents, and should be back to the board, hopefully in the first meeting of November, with bid results and a recommendation of award on that project,” he said. The facility services director noted that the central kitchen project of the overall ESC project is expected to be completed by late summer of next year.
Bond background In May 2007, voters in the Federal Way School District approved a $149 million bond construction package to rebuild old and
Principal Rudy Baca cuts the ribbon Wednesday night at the Sunnycrest Elementary School open house celebration. He’s surrounded by Sunnycrest students, staff and parents. PHOTO COURTESY OF FEDERAL WAY PUBLIC SCHOOLS deteriorating schools. Five schools and three district facilities are being rebuilt. Twenty-three schools and Memorial Field are getting important upgrades thanks to the approximately $20 million in state match grants triggered by the bond’s passage. All district facilities built before
Elections, sports Re-elect Fossos and academics to fire board Re-elect James Fossos for in Federal Way South King Fire and Rescue I am a high school student who plays varsity volleyball and basketball at Todd Beamer High School. This school year, I have decided to hone in on my education and academics. This decision led me to choose home-based education for this school year. As a part of my studies, I have included weekly readings of the Federal Way Mirror. On Sept. 21, I was very intrigued by your guest columnist Jason Coleman and his article “Family values matter during election season.” I enjoyed his personal life experiences trickled throughout the article. Being an athlete myself, I could relate to the sports analogy. As I embark on my studies in history this year with upcoming elections, I really appreciated the way he challenged readers to look past the labels of parties and really look intently at the character of the person. I likened that to “don’t judge a book by its cover,” but to really wrestle with well laid out thoughts and ideas, not just facts. On a different note, being on the volleyball team, I need to express my disappointment with the lack of coverage of my sport.
Megan Huff, Auburn
Commissioner. I have known Jim Fossos since our high school days at West Seattle High School. He has been a dedicated public servant since shortly after our graduation. First as a United States Marine serving in Vietnam, and then as a Seattle firefighter for 31 years. He now serves as commissioner for the South King Fire and Rescue board. I trust Jim to continue to make the important decisions regarding the fire and emergency medical services for our community. Please vote to re-elect James Fossos as a South King Fire and Rescue Commissioner.
Vicki Vaux, Federal Way
Education vs. cultural change Education has been a foremost consideration in the development of the USA. All states pursued an active program establishing state universities and colleges. Several Negro colleges were initiated after the Civil War. Religious and other groups established colleges. Education for everyone, K-12, is free. What a country! This action was unique
1990, except for Federal Way High School and the district’s central offices (ESC), will receive highpriority repairs and upgrades such as roofs, heating systems and new plumbing and wiring. For more information on the 2007 bond that funded these projects, visit www.fwps.org/info/ bond.
in the history of the world. The development of the USA abounded accordingly. Our generation is faced with a 19th-century Constitution in Washington state that proclaims “education is a paramount duty of the state.” However, the culture of the USA in the 21st century has changed. Our forefathers did not consider that programs of medical care, family assistance, etc., merited such distinction. The present generation, as exemplified by our state Legislature, places these
programs on a par with education. Is it because the program benefactors vote? This presents an interesting problem for our generation. We must fund essential functions of state government — i.e., safety, police, courts, prisons, roads, etc. — plus education, which is specified as a paramount duty. Limited resources will not fund everything. Take your pick: the future of our county, which is inherent in our youth, or the present well being of our citizens.
John Hoskinson, Federal Way
[6] October 1, 2011 [ SACAJAWEA from p. 1] going? Where is the learner now? And how are we closing that gap? (Those are) three essential questions in all that we do,” she said. Brower said part of the focus of this grant project was to identi“We fy the “small” realized, we things done at Sacajawea reaffirmed, there is that equal a greater whole. no one big answer, but “As we that doesn’t were going through the mean that the small state and meeting with answers other schools, aren’t people always powerful.” asked, ‘What David Brower, did you do?’ principal, as though Sacajawea there was one Middle School magic answer,” Brower said. “And they were waiting for that one big thing. ‘What was the math program we could just do, and when we do it, everyone will magically achieve.’ And well, we realized, we reaffirmed, there is no one big answer, but that doesn’t mean that the small answers aren’t powerful.” Five things have been key to Sacajawea’s success in closing the achievement gap, Brower said. The first is a culture of collaboration among Sacajawea’s “stakeholders” as Brower termed it, meaning strong working relationships between teachers, staff and families. The second contributing factor is numerous partnerships in the community, with Brower citing Federal Way’s Communities in Schools program and similar mentorship and support groups. He also cited the district’s data systems, saying the specificity provided by these systems is key to understanding where students are — and where they need to go. Finally, he said a strong central vision from the district on down to the school level, along with supportive district policies such as Standards Based Education and academic acceleration, were key. Landis described what things Sacajawea did with the $30,000 from the OSPI. “Because of this grant, we were able to create opportunities to bring people together and increase leadership in our school,” she said. “We had a school-to-school team of 11 staff members and two parents that meet twice a month, every Friday morning at 7 a.m. without fail, to discuss these various components, look at our desegregated data, talk
www.federalwaymirror.com about our student input, talk about the surveys we gave, and have those critical conversations.” A multicultural event was something that the grant funds went toward, said Landis. There were also two conferences that the aforementioned leadership team was able to attend,
along with an inservice day dedicated to studying and understanding student data. A two-day workshop was offered for staff, Landis said, to help with “standardsbased unit design.” Some of the grant funding was spent on books and instructional materials for staff. Landis did note that
during the last school year, Sacajawea was able to connect with a University of Washington doctoral student. Landis said this student introduced the idea of a “Positive Behavior Intervention System” to Sacajawea, with the idea being to have teachers greet students with five positive
things to say every day as they come through the classroom door. Sacajawea’s assistant principal said the work continues to help students improve. “We’re working this year, with our school leadership team, to include more people in those conversa-
tions because we know how powerful and important that is,” she said. “And we’re continuing our partnerships with community organizations and other schools, and knowing that time to see and work with other teachers, outside of our individual buildings, is very powerful as well.”
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CALENDAR Evening with the Stars: Federal Way Chamber’s Advancing Leadership program will host a dinner and auction from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center. Tickets are
$15 each, with sponsorships starting at $250. All ages welcome. Visit www.advancingleadership.org or contact Amye Bronson-Doherty at amyeb@federalwaychamber.com. Food collection: Prudential
Northwest Realty’s 8th annual Global Volunteer Day will take place 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 1, with employees collecting food in Federal Way. Donations can also be dropped off at 622 S. 320th St. between now and Oct. 3. Proceeds benefit the Federal Way Food Bank. Call (253) 946-4000. Kids show group: Show Biz Kids is accepting new cast members for the Ho Ho Ho Holiday Show
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2011 with performances at Federal Way’s Knutzen Family Theatre and beyond. Enrollment accepted until Oct. 1 for ages 5-19. Call Lauren Libby at (206) 351-3754. Symphony season premiere: The Federal Way Symphony and Music Director A. Brian Davenport present Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini by Rachmaninoff with guest pianist Geisa Dutra. Show is 2 p.m. Oct. 2 at St. Luke’s Church,
515 S. 312th St. Tickets are $30 ($25 for seniors 65 and up). Students 18 and under admitted free. Contact (253) 529-9857 or visit federalwaysymphony.org. Free business advice: Interested in knowing how to get a loan to start, expand, or buy a small business? Attend the free business loan briefings at the South Sound Regional Business Incubator (SSRBI) at noon Oct. 4 at 402 S. 333rd St.,
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Federal Way. To register, contact (253) 929-1500 or email cosette@ federalwaychamber.com. Roger Flygare: A campaign fundraiser and barbecue for the Federal Way City Council position 3 candidate will run 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 4 at Shorty’s Grub House, 34117 Pacific Highway South. Suggested donation is $25 per person. RSVP: (253) 929-9430. Fire district: The South King Fire and Rescue board of commissioners will hold a special meeting at 4 p.m. Oct. 4 at Station 68, 1405 SW 312th St. Leaders speak: The Federal Way Noon Kiwanis meets at noon Wednesdays at Old Country Buffet on South 320th Street (across from the mall). Upcoming guest speakers include Terry Home director Myla Montgomery (Oct. 5); State Rep. Katrina Asay (Oct. 12). Ins and Outs of Special Education: The Federal Way Regional Library will host a program for parents with children who have special needs. Program runs 6:30 to 8 p.m. Oct. 5 and Oct. 12. Presented by Sylvan Learning and Deborah Bloom, MA. Call (253) 838-3668. Book club: King County Library System Book Group Extravaganza features Seattle author Erik Larson, who will discuss his newest book, “In the Garden of Beasts.” Free event runs 1 to 5 p.m. Oct. 8 at Federal Way Regional Library, 34200 1st Way S. Call (253) 838-3668. Jazz LIVE at Marine View: The next free concert is The Matt Jorgensen Quartet, which performs at 5 p.m. Oct. 9 at Marine View Church, 8469 Eastside Drive NE, Tacoma. Jorgensen is considered one of the most innovative drummers on the music scene today. Visit www.marineviewpc.org or call (253) 229-9206. Late Nite Catechism: “Late Nite Catechism” runs through Oct. 9 at the Knutzen Family Theatre, 3200 SW Dash Point Road. Tickets are available at (253) 661-1444 or www.centerstagetheatre.com. A Christmas Carol: Rosebud Children’s Theatre Conservatory is holding auditions for Charles Dickens’ classic “A Christmas Carol” from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 10. Callbacks will be 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 12. All actors and wanna-be actors of all ages are encouraged to audition. Visit www.rosebudctc.org or contact (206) 854-2638. Help the homeless: Reach Out pancake fundraiser breakfast will run 7 to 8:45 a.m. Oct. 13 at Steel Lake Presbyterian Church, 1829 S. 308th St., Federal Way. The goal is to raise money to house homeless men and women this winter. The event will include a testimony by Sheila Sebron, who served in the U.S. Air Force and later became a homeless single parent. Info: (253) 973-1962. Book drive: Home Instead is collecting books to donate to less fortunate families in the community. Drop off books at 32020 1st Ave. S., #101, until Oct 15. Call (253) 943-1603. Farmers market: The Federal Way Farmers Market runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays through October at 31600 20th Ave. S, near the transit center. The market features vendors, food, produce, flowers and more. Learn more online at federalwayfarmersmarket.com. [ more CALENDAR page 8 ]
[8] October 1, 2011 [ CALENDAR from page 7] Amputee support: The Amputee Support Group at St. Francis Hospital will meet 6 to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 13 at the hospital’s education room, 34515 Ninth Ave. S. Meeting is held the second Thursday of the month from September to May. Contact Stephen at (206) 850-9958. End of the world: St. Theresa’s Parish continues its “Roots & Fruits” series with a presentation and discussion on end times, apocalyptic literature, and how to read the book of Revelations. Event runs 7 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at St.
www.federalwaymirror.com Theresa Catholic Church, 3939 SW 331st St. Call (253) 838-5924. Recycle Palooza: Win up to $1,000 for recycling in Federal Way. The Recycle Palooza runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 22 at the Federal Way Community Center, 876 S. 333rd St. To learn more, visit cityoffederalway.com/recyclepalooza. Anger management: Is anger getting in the way of the life you want to live? Class runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 22 at 33530 1st Way S. To register and learn more, call Elizabeth Daniels at (253) 327-9855.
Souper Supper: The Federal Way Community Caregiving Network will hold its 12th annual Souper Supper from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Oct. 27 at Steel Lake Presbyterian Church, 1829 S. 308th St., Federal Way. This crowd-pleasing event raises funds for the Emergency Services and Meals Programs that help the needy. Many varieties of signature soups are served and about 50 raffle prizes add to the evening’s festivities. Cost is $25 per person. Companies/ organizations may sponsor a table for eight for $250. Call Jackie Blair at (253) 952-6988 or Linda Murphy at (253) 297-1564 for tickets.or
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Police chief honors officers for outstanding service BY GREG ALLMAIN gallmain@fedwaymirror.com
Federal Way Police Chief Brian Wilson honored six members of the police department during the Federal Way City Council meeting Sept. 20. Detective Heather Castro, officers Chris Martin and Nick Wong, Commander Chris Norman, Quartermaster Kristen Gregory, and crime analyst prevention specialist Lindsey Tiroux were honored. Martin and Tiroux were awarded with commendation medals for their actions following the death of officer Brian Walsh in 2010. “Lindsey stayed at the Walsh family home and took care of Brian’s small children over a period of months,” Wilson said. “Lindsey attended the National Memorial Week in Washington, D.C., earlier this year during one of the most emotionally and physically demanding weeks for the Walsh family.” Wilson said Martin was one of Walsh’s best friends. “Chris provided countless hours of service to Brian’s family, assisting with official arrangement, processing of benefit applications, and coordinating official events on a local, state and national level,” he said. “Chris served as the escort officer at the National Law Enforcement Memorial for the Walsh family and the Federal Way Police Department.” Norman received a commendation medal for his presence and influence in the community. “(He) led and managed the development of the Safe City Program,” he said. “He is the liaison to St. Francis Hospital and is an active member of the Cops and Docs Program. He’s
fostered positive community relationships through the School Resource Officer Program and The Commons Mall. He has outstanding visibility and relationships in the Federal Way community.” Castro received a certificate of merit for her willingness and can-do attitude when she became a detective and took on a child rape case in 2007. “She kept the case alive for over two and a half years, with frequent contacts with the family and working with the victim in order to obtain enough information to forward charges on the suspect. The suspect was arrested following her obtaining probable cause based on her investigative efforts,” he said. “In April 2011, the suspect was found guilty as charged and received an exceptional sentence of 18 years.” Wong received a Life Saving Medal for his actions during a May 5 car accident on Dash Point Road. “Officer Wong arrived as the driver stopped breathing,” Wilson said. “Officer Wong, with the assistance of Ashleigh (Ligon) and Nicole (Battles), extricated the driver from the vehicle and they began CPR. Officer Wong’s leadership and quick action with these two citizens saved this driver’s life.” Gregory, the quartermaster for FWPD, received a certificate of merit for her performance. “(Quartermaster) is a well defined position that deals with equipment, clothing/uniform items, fleet management, and has a close working relationship with volunteers and staff. The job requires exceptional organizational and human relations skills, and Kristen has it all,” he said.
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FEDERAL WAY LADY KNIGHTS WIN BRACKET TITLE IN KENT SEPT. 25 The Federal Way Lady Knights 14-under fastpitch team won the silver bracket championship on Sept. 25 at the Acers Fall Finale at the Kent Service Club fields. The Knights won their first game in the bracket, 9-8, over the Absolute Blast and followed that up with a 12-5 win over the Washington Blaze to qualify for the championship round. In the championship, the Lady Knights were powered by a home run by Isabelle McLarty and a 3-run double from Maddy Seumalo to defeat the Bellevue Blast, 13-5. Gennie Summers pitched a complete game, allowing five runs on five hits while striking out four. The team includes Baily Nelson, Sam Simundson, Maddy Seumalo, Sophie Afework, Gennie Summers, Isabelle McLarty, Alex Haven, Emily Sanchez and Aleah Adams. The team is coached by Romi Afework, Mark Summers and Gary Haven.
Nautilus Elementary School fourth-grader Alex Bradshaw poses with Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Brandon Mebane Tuesday at the school. Mebane granted Bradshaw’s wish for Seahawks season tickets by paying for four sets for Bradshaw and his family. Bradshaw suffers from Ogilvie syndrome and went into cardiac arrest on Feb. 14. CASEY OLSON, The Mirror
Seahawks stud Brandon Mebane grants Alex Bradshaw’s wish with four sets of season tickets BY CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com
Brandon Mebane is a big, big man. That’s just the way it has to be for a defensive tackle in the National Football League. Mebane needs all of his 6-foot-1, 311-pound frame to deal with the massive offensive guards. Alex Bradshaw is not a big, big man. In fact, the 10-year-old Nautilus Elementary fourth-grader tips the scales a little under a
quarter of Mebane’s girth. born.” But the two will be forever linked after Alex could have opted for several other Mebane made a visit to Bradshaw’s classroom wishes. Maybe a trip to Disneyland or anything at Nautilus on Tuesday morning, bearing some else his mind could have only dreamed of. But pretty special gifts for Bradshaw. there was never any question about “This is awesome. The Seahawks’ run stopper was on what this Seahawks fan wanted. I have been a fan the Federal Way campus to pres“I picked this wish because I like of the Seahawks ent Bradshaw and his family with football a lot,” Alex said. “I really like probably since four season tickets in conjunction to watch it with my dad.” I was born.” with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. According to Alex, his favorite 10-year-old Alex Mebane flipped the entire bill for the Seahawk before Tuesday was current season tickets, along with four No. 92 Bradshaw running back/kick returner Leon Seahawks jerseys and other swag, after Washington. He was also wearing a hearing about Alex’s wish to watch Matt Hasselbeck No. 8 jersey before every Seattle home game. Mebane’s arrival. “This is awesome,” 10-year-old Alex said about But that distinction now goes to No. 92, not Mebane’s gifts and sporting a huge smile. “I have surprisingly, after Bradshaw covered the ex[ more MAKE-A-WISH page 11 ] been a fan of the Seahawks probably since I was
Wrap up: Raiders run past ARiverside TJ girls X-country team snags four of top-five places; Raider boys split BY CASEY OLSON sports@fedwaymirror.com
The Thomas Jefferson girls cross country team outlasted ninth-ranked Auburn Riverside Wednesday on the Ravens’ home
course. The unranked Raiders had four of the first five finishers on the 3.1-mile course at Roegner Park in Auburn to down Auburn Riverside, 22-35. Jefferson also beat Auburn, 18-40, during the three-way meet. Auburn Riverside’s Rachel Atwood won the race in 19:21, but was followed by four TJ runners. Leah Kiyohara finished second in 19:56, Vanessa Church was third in 20:04, Amanda Ditzhazy fourth in 20:21 and Kelin Doner finished fifth in 20:39.
The Raiders’ have another huge test Wednesday when they host Kentridge and the fourth-ranked Tahoma Bears. On the boys’ side, Jefferson split with Auburn Riverside and Auburn Wednesday. Auburn Riverside edged TJ, 26-29, and the Raiders beat Auburn, 23-33. Riverside’s Korey Krotzer won the race in 16:41, TJ’s Oscar Iraheta finished second in 16:57 and Yohan Gebrehiwet was fourth in 17:08. [ more WRAP UP page 4 ]
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www.federalwaymirror.com [ MAKE-A-WISH from page 10 ] quarterback’s jersey with Mebane’s. “He is now, for sure,� Alex said, pointing and smiling at Mebane. The Seahawks have been very good to the organization that grants wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions. This is the 25th anniversary of the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Washington and Alaska, and the Seahawks’ organization has granted at least 25 wishes during that time. The program is intended to change the lives of the children, but it also altered the lives of the players they came to meet. “I’m excited to do it,� Mebane said. “During the lockout, I had a lot of time
on my hands and I wanted to re-evaluate my life. There were things that I wanted to do as a professional. Things that God put in my heart. I wanted to help change a kid’s life and tell him to keep fighting.� That’s when Mebane visited Maurice Kelly’s office. Kelly is the team’s senior director of player development and listened to Mebane’s wish of helping out kids in the Puget Sound area. “I walked into Mo’s office and told him what I was interested in doing,� Mebane said. “He handed me the paper on Make-A-Wish, we started talking about it and I was like, ‘Wow, this is exciting. This is exactly what I’m looking to do.’� evened their record at 1-1
[ WRAP UP from page 10] in SPSL South play with a GOLF
The Thomas Jefferson boys and girls picked up a sweep over Federal Way Tuesday in SPSL Central action. The TJ girls remained unbeaten, beating the Eagles, 101-33. Alexus Song earned medalist honors at Northshore with a 2-over, 39. Federal Way’s Emily Victor followed with a 42. On the boys’ side, Jefferson’s A.J. Seo led the Raiders to a 78-59 win with a 1-over, 37 at Riverbend. The Decatur Gators also picked up a sweep Tuesday. The Gators downed Lakes in both boys’ and girls’ action. The Decatur girls remained unbeaten on the season with a 129-40 blowout at Twin Lakes. Senior Amanda Beyke led the way by firing an impressive 1-under par, 35 to earn medalist honors. The Gator boys won 67-51 and were led by Jacob Jones and Spencer Clapp, who both shot 5-over, 41s at Oakbrook. The Beamer boys beat Auburn Tuesday at Sumner Meadows, 58-49. Nate Smith earned medalist with a 3-over, 39.
TENNIS Jefferson remained perfect on the season with a 5-0 sweep of the Curtis Vikings Wednesday. The win improved the Raiders to 7-0 in SPSL Central play and 10-0 overall. The best match of the day came at No. 3 doubles. TJ’s Jun Park and Hakeem Clark needed three sets to beat Curtis’ Austin Rodgers and Galin Chin, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3.
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four-game win over Bethel Tuesday, 10-25, 25-18, 2523, 25-22. Alexis Jones led Beamer with 10 kills and Sophie Miller finished with 28 assists and seven aces. Megan Stumpf added seven blocks for Beamer.
GIRLS SOCCER The Todd Beamer Titans (7-0-0) remained unbeaten with a 2-0 victory over Rogers Tuesday night in Puyallup. Junior Jenny Hoefel tallied her eighth goal of the season in the ninth minute on a pass from senior Breanna Straus. Jenna Floyd added the insurance goal in the 52nd minute on an assist from Hoefel. Meghan Graf snagged the shutout in goal for the Titans. The Raiders (3-3-0) evened their record in the SPSL North with a 2-0 victory over Auburn Tuesday at home. Senior striker Lindsey Dahl tallied two more goals in the first half to give her nine in TJ’s six games. Both of Dahl’s goals Tuesday came on assists from Chentay Warnes. Ashlyn Bruin picked up the shutout in net for the Raiders. The Eagles (2-3-1) picked up a hat trick from Gabriela Pelogi Tuesday during a 5-0 win over Bethel. Federal Way also got two goals from Bianca Arizpe during the win and Sarah Shimer got the shutout in goal. The Decatur Gators dropped their first SPSL 3A game Tuesday to Bonney Lake, 3-0. The loss dropped the 2-4-0 overall. Bonney Lake’s goals came from Madison Adams, Lindsey Hanbridge and Kassandra Blakely and the Panthers remained unbeaten at 7-0-0.
Alex was granted the wish after he was diagnosed with Ogilvie syndrome earlier this year. The disease is the acute pseudo-obstruction and dilation of the colon in the absence of any obstruction in severely ill patients. It wasn’t until Valentine’s Day 2011 that Alex and his family even realized that he had some very serious health issues. “That is when he went into cardiac arrest,� said Alex’s father, Rob Bradshaw, a Decatur graduate. “He was
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down for 18 minutes before they brought him back.� Alex was then rushed in for emergency surgery to have his colon removed and part of his intestine. Following the cardiac arrest, Alex spent five weeks in the intensive care unit and underwent four major surgeries during his time in the hospital. When doctors removed his colon, it was completely black and dead. “It was just a huge ordeal,� Rob Bradshaw said. “Doctors still don’t know what caused it and said he
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But Alex does plan on suiting up as a wide receiver in 2012, he said. “He was going to play, but because of the surgeries and everything, he is waiting,� said Alex’s mother, Stephanie, who is also a Decatur graduate. “(Doctors) just want to make sure he heals and so do I.� Until then, you can find Alex, sporting his blue and green No. 92 jersey, inside of CenturyLink Stadium at every Seahawks’ home game screaming for Mebane.
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Charges filed in road rage assault FROM STAFF REPORTS
King County prosecutors filed assault charges against a man accused of shooting a driver in a road rage incident at a Federal Way intersection. Justin R. McCleod, a 32-year-old Shoreline resident, will be arraigned on Oct. 3 on charges of first-degree assault and unlawful possession of a firearm (first degree) for allegedly shooting Josh Deraitus, a 31-year-old Auburn resident, in the head on Jan. 2. Deraitus ultimately lost his left eye as a result of the incident. McCleod has been in custody on other charges since February, and his bail is set at $500,000. His arraignment will be held at the Regional Justice Center in Kent. In January, the victim told Federal Way police the vehicle allegedly driven by McCleod had been tailgating him. The victim believes he may have cut off the vehicle while it was exiting the parking lot on the west side of Military Road, just south of 288th Street. The victim said he was stopped at the intersection of Military Road South and South 304th Street when the suspect approached the victim’s vehicle on the passenger side in the right-turn lane and fired the shot. The suspect’s vehicle fled southbound on Military Road.
The Light of Christ Community Garden Council and Federal Way Community Garden Foundation members participate in a groundbreaking ceremony Sept. 18 at the church, located at 21st Avenue SW and SW 344th St. PHOTO BY GEORGEANNA PULLEY
Light of Christ church breaks ground on city’s newest community garden FROM STAFF REPORTS
The groundbreaking ceremony for the Light of Christ Community Garden was held Sept. 18 at the corner of 21st Avenue SW and SW 344th Street in Federal Way. Members from Light of Christ church attended the ceremony as well as members of the Federal Way Community Gardens Foundation, city workers and the general public. Speakers at the ceremony were Teri Hickel, interim CEO of the Federal Way Chamber and board president of the FWCGF; Mike Stanley, executive director of FWCGF; Pastor Ted Werfelmann of Light of Christ Church; and Pastor Joe Bowman of Integrity Life Church. Carol Stanley of FWCGF was the announcer. Chris Brown from Lloyd Enterprises brought in a backhoe to scoop some dirt for the groundbreaking. The goal of the Light of Christ Community Garden is to cultivate the spirit of community, neighborhood and diversity by growing food collaboratively and sustainably. Organic gardening will be practiced and the harvest will be donated to the needy in the Federal Way community.
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